Posted October 16, 2005, 9:01 PM.
With significant rainfall of more than half an inch falling Sunday in some WeatherCurrents locations in western Riverside and northern San Diego counties, and more expected tomorrow, it's worth noting that the record rainfall experienced in many areas in October, 2004 began one year ago Monday.
Last year, six to eight inches of rain fell in many areas in the two weeks between October 17th and October 31st, 2004.
Although 2005 doesn't figure to be as wet, the current storm looks to hang around through Tuesday morning, with the wettest stuff likely still to come. As of Sunday night the southern areas had received the most rainfall, with some areas (Riverside) relatively dry. |
Other Recent Weather News for Hemet, California
-
Extreme heat returns to SoCal; Thunderstorms hit Temecula
September 8, 9:26 PM
-
Storm Totals: September 6th-7th, 2026
September 7, 11:44 PM
-
Tropical moisture associated with Hurricane Marie could bring showers this weekend
September 3, 10:30 PM
-
Late August heat wave made worse by high dew points
August 31, 11:57 PM
-
Extreme Heat Watch upgraded to Extreme Heat Warning
August 24, 10:20 PM
-
Significant heat wave to impact region this week
August 23, 11:52 PM
-
Heat Advisory continues into Thursday across inland valleys
August 19, 11:34 PM
-
Extreme heat to remain in place through Sunday
August 1, 6:20 PM
-
Extreme Heat Warning in effect through Monday inland
July 22, 4:59 AM
-
El Nino Advisory issued, strong event highly likely during 2026-2027
July 16, 10:24 PM
-
Monsoonal moisture and elevated heat this week
July 13, 10:11 PM
-
Multiple wildfires send smoke inland Tuesday afternoon
July 7, 5:15 PM
|